More than the total destruction of Marawi City by pro-ISIS terrorist groups, the largest handicap is its citizens. As of July 31, as many as 359,680 persons, according to the
Cliff diving, swimming with sharks, exploring ‘haunted’ ruins—we’ve all done crazy things while on vacation. There’s something about the displacement of traveling and having the time of day that makes
Last year, Japan’s population declined by more than 300,000 and the country had less than one million births. The country’s shrinking population poses serious economic and social problems, and people
A year has passed since the first time the President addressed the Philippines for the annual State of the Nation Address. This year was no different from his first, brandishing
The world is filled with terrible news right now so seeing positive, light-hearted headlines once in a while is a godsend. A popular baby hippo named Fiona from the Cincinnati
There are times where everything becomes clockwork. There also comes a point where we already have default no-brainer answers to almost everything. Every bit of information we received are just
On the morning of July 7, Bertha the hippopotamus was found dead in her enclosure by the zookeepers of Manila Zoo. Bertha was the zoo’s oldest habitant and was also
You wouldn’t think that it would be possible but apparently, it’s already happening. A study by Stanford University biologists found that the Earth has entered an era of mass extinction—like
It’s been more than a month since we visited the Met. Seeing what happened to the Grand Old Dame of Manila is heartbreaking, but learning that the National Commission for
We’re slowly dying with the air we breathe. A study conducted by non-government organization Kaibigan ng Kaunlaran at Kalikasan (KKK) that advances sustainable development by providing science-based research to policy
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